@STajuddin
You have probably not formatted the cells "without fill color", but with the background color white. Then Excel no longer shows gridlines.
If you apply a fill color to cells on the worksheet, you will not be able to view or print the gridlines for those cells.
If you want to view or print the gridlines for these cells, remove the fill color in the cells.
Gridlines are always applied to the entire worksheet or workbook, not to specific cells or areas.
If you want to selectively line certain cells or cell ranges, you should use frames instead of (or in addition to) gridlines.
If it can't be that either, which I find hard to believe, then all I can do is type on the printer. It could then be due to the printer, if an update was recently carried out, it could have happened.
You would have to delete the drivers and reinstall them.
But think with the correction setting above, the problem should be solved.
I know how hard and annoying it is when you suddenly have a problem,
a problem out of nowhere ... well almost.
But without specifying the exact environment (Excel version, operating system
and, if possible, a file (without sensitive data) with the problem), i
t is difficult to give help, even if you want to.
At the same time, without precise information, it is annoying for you
because you have the feeling that your problem is not being taken seriously.
Please consider that it is just as much a problem for the helper,
he does not feel valued for the help he offers and spends a lot of precious time understanding the problem. Time that could possibly benefit another with another problem.
As I always say, without precise information, there are unfortunately no precise proposals for a solution and this costs time ... time for you and, above all, for those who want to help.
Hope I was able to help you with this info.
Thank you for your understanding and patience
Nikolino
I know I don't know anything (Socrates)
